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52 Cambridge Place

History of 52 Cambridge Place

1851

Sarah Gray, 35, laundress, b Stapleford

1861

Edward Elbourn, 52, builder’s lab, b Cherry Hinton

Ann, 49, dress maker, b Godmanchester

William, 20, builder’s lab, b Cherry Hinton

Beatrice, 19, servant, b Cherry Hinton

Winifred, 16, servant, b Cherry Hinton

Emma, 13, servant, b Cambridge

Peter, 6, b Cambridge

James Huckle, head, 23, marine store dealer, b Baldock

Amelia Huckle, 23, b Cherry Hinton

Amelia M Huckle, 2, b Cambridge

1871

Eliza Lumb, 46, hawker, b Trumpington

John, 22, hawker, b Trumpington

Jacob, 12, hawker, b Cambridge

Eliza, 9, b Cambridge

Martha, 7, b Cambridge

Emelline, 3, b Cambridge

1881

John Lumb, 66, general dealer, b Comberton

Eliza, 56, b Trumpington

William, grandson, 4, b Cambridge

1891

Emma Crouch, widow, shop keeper, b Lincoln

Percy W, 17, printer’s labourer,  b Cambridge

Louisa, 8,

1901

Emma Crouch, widow, 46, charwoman, b Lincoln

Louisa, 18, charwoman, b Cambridge

1911

William Fairweather, 31, bricklayer railway, b Haverhill

Louisa E, 28, b Cambridge

William E, 7, b Cambridge

Edward W Maltby, boarder, 57, general labourer, b Cambridge

1913

William Fairweather

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